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Bones of the appendicular skeleton : Upper Limb

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Bones of the appendicular skeleton : Upper Limb

  1. Structural Organisation

    • Bones of the upper / lower limb and those which connect them to the trunk
    • Two bones connect each upper limb, together = Pectoral Girdle
    • Two coaxial bones plus sacrum and coccyx = Pelvic Girdle
  2. Pectoral (Shoulder) Girdle

    • Clavicle
      • Articulation points
        • Acromial end
        • Sternal end
    • Scapula
      • Articulation points
        • Acromion
        • Glenoid fossa
      • Multiple muscle attachment sites
    • Position pf the shoulder joint
    • Help move the upper limb
    • Provide a base for muscle attachment
  3. Upper Limb

    • Humerus
      • Articulation points
        • Head
        • Capitulum
        • Trochlea
      • Important muscles attachment sites
        • Greater and Lesser tubercles
        • Deltoid tuberosity
        • Lateral and Medial epicondyles
    • Ulna
      • Articulation points
        • Olecranon
        • Coronoid process
        • Trochlear notch
        • Radial notch
      • Important landmarks
        • Styloid process
    • Radius
      • Articulation points
        • Head
        • Ulna notch
        • Articulation for scaphoid and lunate
      • Important muscles attachment site
        • Radial tuberosity
    • Carpals
      • Proximal row
        • Scaphoid
        • Lunate
        • Triquetrum
        • Pisiform
      • Distal row
        • Trapezium
        • Trapezoid
        • Capitate
        • Hamate
      • Acronym
        • SLTP TTCH
    • Metacarpals
    • Phalanges

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anatomy Mind Map on Bones of the appendicular skeleton : Upper Limb, created by Mikayla Winfield on 31/10/2018.
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Mikayla Winfield · Oct 2018
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